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Short career outline Sarah Faulder is a copyright expert with extensive music industry knowledge and experience through her representation of the interests of the business and predominantly songwriters, composers and music publishers. She began as a solicitor specializing in copyright, rising quickly to partnership in 1986 in City law firm Taylor Joynson Garrett. Sarah moved into the music industry in 1997 when she was appointed Chief Executive of the Music Publishers Association. She went on to spend a year in Paris as Chargée de Mission for CISAC and BIEM, the umbrella organisations for royalty collecting societies from all over the world, before being invited to fill a newly formed role as Public Affairs Director of the UK royalty collecting societies, PRS and MCPS (2006 – 2009). She has particular experience of both Whitehall and Brussels through representing her respective constituents. Sarah is Chair of the National Music Council (appointed 2009) and is also a Trustee and Director of Sound and Music and Chair of the Bliss Trust. She has been President of the IAEL (International Association of Entertainment Lawyers) and on various Boards, including British Music Rights and the British Copyright Council. Sarah has written and spoken widely on legal and music industry issues
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